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  • Thread Starter alex72b

    (@alex72b)

    Is there no more support here?

    I had this issue and it was infuriating.
    I think the plugin updated and it wiped the API keys from the plugin.

    I had to login to server (i.e. cPanel) and access the files for the plugin. I then managed to disable the plugin by renaming the “login-sidebar-widget” folder.
    After this I was able to login via: https://[website]/wp-admin

    Once logged into the WordPress Admin, I undone the renaming of the “login-sidebar-widget” folder, to reactivate the plugin.
    Then visited the plugins page on the website and the plugin was there and activated.
    Lastly I went to the settings of the plugin “Login Widget Settings” and enter the reCAPTCHA keys.

    It all seem fixed after this.
    Jim

    ****** DEVELOPER ******
    Please can you store the API keys (and all other customized settings) in the wp-content/uploads folder where I believe they’re supposed to be and not in the wp-content/plugin folder where they are probably stored, so they don’t get overwritten / wiped when the plugin upgrades.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by aurpo.

    Having this issue right now… thanks @aurpo. I’ll give it a try.

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